Syrians in Italy Condemn ISIL’s Massacre against Locals of Village in Deir Ezzor

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ROME, (ST)- The Syrian Community in Italy condemned the savage massacre committed by ISIL terrorist organization against the locals of al-Bghailiye village in Deir Ezzor’s western countryside claiming the lives of some 300 people.

In a statement, of which SANA got a copy on Sunday, members of the community held the countries, which keep supporting terrorism and providing the takfiri terrorists with every necessary financial and military help, responsible for the crime. They pointed out that “this massacre won’t prevent the Syrian people and army from carrying on their battle to uproot the terrorist takfiri gangs from the homeland.”

 Terrorists of ISIL, internationally blacklisted as a terrorist organization, yesterday committed a massacre in al-Bghailiye village in Deir Ezzor’s countryside, killing some 300 civilians including women, children and elderly.

ISIL has been committing most horrible crimes against many Syrians by using extremist mercenaries coming from all over the world to kill, crucify and behead people on charges of “apostasy” or fighting the organization. Those mercenaries were sent to Syria after they had received takfiri ideas and lured by the money obtained by ISIL after selling the stolen Syrian oil to Erdogan’s butcher regime.

Hamda Mustafa

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